Top Three Managers Who Can Take Tottenham To Glory

Top Three managers who can replace Andre Villas Boas at Tottenham

After Andre Villas Boas’ unceremonious sacking as Spurs boss following a 5-0 hammering at the hands of Liverpool, Tottenham are on the look out for a new manager who can make their new signings gel well as a team. AVB’s sacking doesn’t quite come in a haste, rather insiders at White Hart Lane would claim the axe was coming and it was just a matter of time. This comes after Tottenham endured shockers both home and away losing heavily to Manchester City, Liverpool as well as West Ham United by the biggest of margins. Villas Boas, the former Porto and Chelsea boss spent heavily in the summer thanks to their magnanimous fiscal ramification as Spurs sold  Gareth Bale to Spanish Giants Real Madrid. Yet they have hardly played together as a side , struggling more often than not and most of signings have bore no fruit at all.

With several names being lined up to replace the Portuguese, at the helm of White Hart Lane, we here at Soccersouls decided to provide our readers with three replacements which Chairman Daniel Levy can look forward to steady the sinking ship.

3. Fabio Capello

The Italian was at White Hart Lane on Sunday and his presence had some tongues waggle, the rumour mill putting him on even odds to take charge. The former England and Real Madrid manager is a strict disciplinarian and is widely known for his no nonsense approach. Whole Cappelo brings with himself an unique CV their would be questions on whether he can guarantee success in Premier League. Capello though remains the best bet if Levy and co decide to give a manager some time, something which is unfortunately rare in Football fraternity these days.

2. Roberto Di Matteo

The former assistant of AVB and Chelsea manager, Italian Roberto Di Matteo, who won the Champions League as the Blues manager is also out of work and remains an outside bet to land himself at the helm of White Hart Lane. Going by history though, Spurs have always gone after the biggest of names, which virtually puts the Italian out of contention, Di Matteo would certainly bring with himself the lady luck and the unpredictability which might satisfy Tottenham’s aspirations come May next summer.

1. Marcelo Bielsa

El Loco or the Genius, as he is fondly called remains one of the best managers, who is currently out of work, who would eagerly want to prove his worth in a completely different country. The former Athletic Bilbao manager plays an unorthodox 3-3-1-3 playing style, focusing highly on immensely pressing the opposition, would love to take over the energetic Spurs side which would suit his style.